The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-09-16
LOCAL NEWS
The TIMES circulation is increas-

Fred. J. Lyon was home from De-
troit over Sunday.
Register Finch and family are
residents of Owosso.
The Wild West show failed to at
tract much of crowd.
Call at this Office for copy of the
county fair premium list.
Miss Ivah Black returned last Sat-
urday from her eastern trip.
Misses Fanny and Grace Mead
passed the Sunday in Vernon.
Mrs. DR.. Willoughby has opened
an Office over Shattuck's store.
L. F. Kingsley ard wife are in
Rochester, N. ", visiting friends.
Fowlerville fair Sept. 20 to 20.
Thanks for complimentary ticket.
F. NJ. Shepard raised 33o bushels
of Diehl Mediterranean wheat from 10
acres.
40 cents pays for the TIMES and
the Detroit Weekly Tribune for tour
months.
The Baptist Y. G. A. postponed
their social announced for Wedpes-
day of this week.
Misses ALA Bryan and Franc Todd
started yesterday for ST. Clair to enter
Somerville school.
Geo. M. Dewey returned from his
eastern trip last Saturday afternoon,
much improved in health.
AT the State business Mems Asso-
citation meeting in Flint last week, S.
Lamfrom, CT this city, was elected
. vice-president.
Fenton independent: Mrs. H. K.
Leonard and daughter 60 to Owosso
to-day 10 spend Sunday with Mrs.
Theo. Laubengayer.
Loring & SON have new ad. in
this issue. This firm carries an i'm
mense stock Of wall paper, ETC., and
tonishingly low prices.
Detroit Journal: A lecture on
canning corn was recently given in a
church room at Owosso. That lively
town is bound to boom everything
from grace to green corn.
Married, by Rev. ]. Donnelly, on
the 18th inst, at the residence OF
Andrew Rose, in Shiawassee town
ship, Mr.. Homer Parks and Mrs.
Alice M. Hobert, both of Owosso.
Prof. M. w. Horton will exhibit a
large collection of historical war oil
paintings in this city to-day and
evening in a tent opposite the city
hall. The exhibition is said to be a
fine one.
Do not fail TO help the ball club
with your presence and IS cents at
the ball game this friday after
noon. Do not stand and look over
the fence; pay your quarter and
walk in like man. The boys need
all your dimes.
The Ladies Aid Society Of Dis
ciple Church will hold day social
at the residence of M. ]. Roberts,
North Washington street, Friday,
September I6, at 10 a. M, Dinner
served at p. m All are cordially
invited.
The Michigan Central will run a
special excursion train from Owosso
to Jackson next week, on the goth,
aIst, zad and a3d, leaving here at
5:3o o. M, arriving iii Jackson at
Sis; return train leaves Jackson at
gas p. m. One fare for the round
trip. This affords an excellent OPP
portunity to visit the State fair.
Rev. Geo. B. Walden was installed
as pastor of the Benson, VT, Congre.
gational church on Aug. 80, The
|, Fair Haven Era has an account of the
proceedings and also this note: "Rev
George B. Waldron' the newly or
dained pastor of the congregations
church at Benson, is young man moi
over twenty years of age. He came
from Illionis originally and received
his education at Oberlin and Hart
ford Seminary, Hartford. Conn. Mr.
Waldron is an easy and ready speaker
and is consequently in the habit o.
delivering extemporaneous discourses
His father was veteran in the late
war where he died of fever. lie is ar
only child and resides with his moth
or in Benson.